The examples where using conservation of energy to solve a problem is easier than other methods are:
1. Pendulum
2. Nuclear Power Plant
The principle of the conservation of energy says that:
Energy within an isolated system is neither created nor destroyed, it simply changes from one type of energy to another.
1. Pendulum:
As the pendulum swings down:
gravitational potential energy of the pendulum →kinetic energy of the pendulum.
As the pendulum swings up: kinetic energy of the pendulum→ gravitational potential energy of the pendulum.
2. Nuclear Power Plant:
Nuclear energy (from the decay of uranium) → thermal energy of water
→kinetic energy of a turbine →electrical energy + thermal energy (from friction in the turbine and transmission lines)
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The answer is A because when you relocate something you’re moving it to a different place from where you had it at first
Answer: Reflective
Explanation:
Most see natural and artificial light sources to be emitters of light and many also believe that bright and shiny objects like mirrors are also sources of light. An important reason for this is that students' conscious experiences of 'reflection' are associated with mirrors and other shiny smooth surfaces.